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A Sure cure found at last. No ono need
suffer. A sure cure for tho blind. Blood
iDg, itching and liberated piles has bean
discovered by DR.. William Ian Indian
remedy,) called Dr.. Williams Indian Pile
Ointment. A single box has cured tho
worst old chronic cases Of twenty-five and
thirty years standing. No ono need snf.
fer Ave minutes after applying this won
deriul aoothlng medicine. Lotions, In.
atrumenM and electuaries do more harm
than good. Willlsm's Indian Pile Ointment
sbeorbs the tumors, allays the intsnse
Itching, acts as poultice, gives instant aud
painless relief and ia prepared for Pilee
and nothing else. Thousands OF cured
patients attest Its virtues, and physicians
Of all schools pronounce II tho greatest
contribution to medicine Of the age, Il
matters not how long or severely you have
been suffering, you can DO cu1od, 1-'c
Judge Coons, Maysvillo, Ky, aays:
"Dr. Williams Pile Ointment cured mo
after yeara Of suffering" ~
Judge Coilinbury, Cleveland, o., saws:
" have found by experience that Dr..
William'a Indian Pile 0lntm ont gIyea i'm.
mediate and permanent rellof.n 'Ef1,
Wo have hundreds Of such teetimonials,
Do not suffer an instant longer. Bold BY
tdruggias, :, paw !
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Fundsy trAlni on X. & 0. Railway arrive at
Charleston nj G.l0 .. m waiting Tor d. X. K Il.
tIain No, ! NJ Point Pleasant. This Is the tht It
Hue, and parties purchasing tickets should AK irr
ton rcgardin rates routes, etc., address
". ]. ROBINSON, 9enl rns. goat,
FRED. HUSEMEN,
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Eighty Ysnrs Old Ills birthday Celebrated

Lnt Saturday,
Now he has attained four.ccore years,
congratulations pour upon tho New Eng.
land poct from all sections Of tho land,
and many friends present theirs In person.
lis an apt and beautiful thing that all
citlzsns should be united by represents.
ton In a cordial tribute Of admiration and
love laid at tho honored fee! Of a singer,
tho sincerity and strength OF whose con.
ylcslons have been accompanied always,
even under tho tnont exciting conditions.
with wonderful patience, aiucerlty and
good feeling. The gentle @ ,ster poet ia
mo modest hero 81 the time. May bis
beautiful lilo be t.!ll prolonged. :
John Greenleat Whittier was horn At
liaverhill, Mass, on December II, 1907.
lila boyhood and youth until he was
twenty, were open! on tho farm which his
ancestora had TILED Tor several genera.
lions. At the sge specified he went to
boston, where, alter time, no assumed
HE cdttorsh!p Of a publication known rs
the american Manufacture. lilo was about
twenty.thsee when hs took charge OF the
Ne,o England Weekly Rerisw, at Hartford,
Conn. In 1881, Kfter a year's service In
the interest Of that periodical, he returned
to Haverhill, and agriculture. The lan,
two oil the five years Constituting this
period OF his life, horepresented the place
o. his reu'denco In tho State legislature.
his activity In tho agitation agsinst
slavery WA recognized by his appoint.
ment rs Secretary oil the Americ II, Anti.
Slavery Society. This necessitatel his 70.
moval to Philadelphia, where In 1888 80.
he edited the Pennsylvania Fireman. A
mob burned the office OF this psper.
rho occurrence stimulated end strength.
ened Mr.. Whittlsr's antislayery
convictions. lie had begun the
composition Of versa In 1S2S, Both hin
prose and poetry were effective 10 The In.
creaAe Of feeling aasi1st tho institution Of
slavery. Tha post removed to Amesbury,
Mas IN 1910, then, as always, q ba,che.
ior. dia present home Ia at Danvent,
Mass. a isw,yearn ago the marriage aud
removal OF his niece, who had been bis
hounexeeper, influenced him to made his
psrmsnent home with somo relatives at
Danvens. Ho spends much OF every cum.
mef at the lsls OF Shoals, the New Hamp.
SHIRE mountains and Ills old home at
Amesbrsy. Ha residence Is large, plain
and o!d'!aahioDed, but not wanting In
dignity. 1t Is secluded eud screened BY
noble trees. The poet 10 we'll preserved,
ii's figure is tall and straight. The crown
o. MIS- head Is bald. aud hls hair IL grossy
silver, but hia black eyes are clear, bright
and piercing. His dress possesses the
Quaker simplicity. The old man Is atill
able 10 converse with animation,
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A CRAMPS WORK.
He Hullds MIL on a Hilltop, to DO Ruu b.

lie Bullds MIL on a Hilltop. to DO Ruu by
.a.... 'hs Almighty.
New YoRk, Dec. ia special from
Bangor, Me-, says: In Whiting, Washing.
ton county, lives an old fellow named
Gunther, who has scquired the title oil
champion Crank Of Maine" He recent
ly completed, alter months Of hard work
and at considerable expense, Few and
grist mil! on the snmmis OF lofty hill
On the ado Of the building 10 a big over.
shot wheel, while just under the root Is an
immense tank. Uncle Gunther, who Is a
religlous fanatic OF tho frat order, esys
that he built the mill to convince the PEG.
plo that all prayers will bs answered when
accompanied by sufficient degree oil
laith. He declares that God will send
rain enough 10 keep the mill wheel going
whenever he prays for It. lar.
One OF his nsighboru aeked him,
"Whsts the matter with building tho mill
down on the stream ~ He replied tina. |,
~as not mill he was after, but q mothod
Of .eclaimiug einnes,.
Tho mill has not started, but Uncle
Gunthcr saya he has not asked for any
rain yet. He thinks tho neilhbors will BIZ
converted In time, and mean while the
mill on tho hill will serve as land mark
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THANKFUL FOR THE MESSAGE,

Henry GsorEs SaJs Cleveland Has Done a
Great and Glorious Work.
NEw YoRH, Dec. l9.-Henry George
leetrIed at the Academy Of Music laet
night. "f thank Sod" he aaid, 40,
C!cve!and'a message. It was not tho mes.
sage OF o Hebrew prophet. A Hebrew
prophet would not expect denomination
by the Democracy. Nor WAS 1t the ues.
cage OF a free tradar. l. was the message
oil tho Preaidsn. Of the United s.stes, who
is Inclined toward FREQ trade. 1t is an
an!i-prosecsion message. Mr.. Cleveland
Is as yet afraid OF his horoca. But II |
mistake not, when he once lets them
drive they will carry him much further
than he now believes. / am glad Of the
meHssso. Why? because Of tho great
work II IL doiDg-aye, the groat work 1t
already has done. 1t hcs brought the
question OF Tree trade before the public.
No lopge. will the discussion be AZ to how
much to raieo or lower tho tariE. 1t |.
now whether 1t be- protection or FREQ trade.
l an &c glad Of Cleveland's bringing this
queation into polite, US l would have
bsen il cur mou! eanyuine hopss had been
Realised in the last election, and believe
VIC ouraelves havs largely contributed to.
ward bringing the question up"
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A DlsAsTeous CYCLONE.
Terrible Loss Of Life and Property Ysstsr.
.|'H... tinv In Ark nuana r. H'rn nrL

| H.H...I.. uAy th AIAhuhht .=
LirrLE ROCK, Dec. l9.-A special from
Cove, Polk county, reports that a destruc,
tive cyclone visited Armstrong Academy,
Indian Territory, Fort Wunhi.a aud Green
at an early hour Saturday morning, caus.
Ing great destruction Of property and losa
Of lie. Tho following are the causualties
~ lar rs known: French Adames, U. 8.
Army, Washits, killed; A. B. Lincoln,
Waeh!ta. killed; Peter Rsson, Green, kill.
60 two children, names unknown, killed ;
William Coyington, Armstrong Academy,
both legs broken; Henry Whit, Washita,
arm and Lex brskcui Mrs. Walt, Waehita,
arm broken. e. 49,
"A terrific rumbling sound was heard
about O'Clock. 1! startled tho few se.-
tiers from their Bleep only 10 awake them
70 tho horror oil impending death. A
heavy black cloud, nel.shaped, WA
seen In the diatance and rapidly approach
Ink. When about q milo north Of Fort
Washlta i struck the ground, and from
this point south for miles the work oil
ruin was continued. .l.c.M
The cyclone travelled at about the rale
Of q mile minute. In an instant from
the time Il struck the earth, halt the
houses In Fort Washi'R wore In ruins;
light outhouees and wellings were picked
up and made into kindling wood BY the
Jury Of the wind. Arms,rong academy
WIS not greatly injured, but raDchon In
the Immediate neighborhood suffered
greatly. - -
Al Green, q little hamlet six milessouth
oil Armstrong, the damsgs was very heavy
and many persons were injured. seven-
teen houses and general Gtoro were car
rled away bodily, while horees and cattle
within tho Territory covered by the a.orm
king were killed or msmed. The damage
at this time cauuot, Of courae, DO eutllna-
ted, as tho full extent oil the storm Ia not
known. The two children killed at Green
were carried alxsy yards by tho wind and
dashed TO the ground, being mAngled 20
ss TO BIO almost unacceptable.
Many cattle and other stock were also
killed by lightning. The storm only last
Cd about six minutes st any ono point.
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A PROTECTION STATE.

What has Greatly Helped tho Republicans
In Wost Virginia.
Thtt!inc Special 10 he Sep York Tribuw.
The signal failure Of tho Senatorial pre-.
tender, Daniel B. Lucas, to obtain recoS.
milton Of his clalua at the banda Of the
Senate has been. tho cause Of no end OF
heartburnlueu and chickering's among the
Democratic Of this State, and the matter
will have very material bearing upon
tho contest to be wa9ed In Wcat Virginia
next year. In fact, 1t Will DO uocond only
to the tariff expresalona OF tho President
in aiding tho Republicans In their fight,
and thoee who are beat acquainted
with the altuation expect 10 not only
SEQ the Republican Presidential candidate
carry tho State, and especially II that can.
didate DO BlAine, but claim that the slen.
der Democratic majority In the Leglsla.
ture will be overcome with ease. This
lesI!t was confidently expected by the
Republican party IN the State without the
Biz lit Mr.. Cleveland and tho senatorial
unhappinesa has given them. the e%pecta
ton being based upon the TACT that the
majority party has been steadily loninl
ground for yeara BACK. but the two event.
above alluded to have vastly increased TIT
chances, and nothing short Of miracl'
can keep the State upon tho outstilts o
the Solid South. W. ga
Tho stand taken by tho President ha
caused littls ahors OF panic among tn
Democratic leaders. Throughout tho Pan
handle counties the manufacturers an
the thousands o. vorkmen who earn
living therein viewed tho messago Wit
extreme dissatisfaction, and these feeling
wore duplicated in tho breasts Of the voc
men whoes Aocks gwarm over the hills {
Hancock, Brooke, Ohio and Marsha
counties: Throughout tho Kanawh
Valley tho Thousands Of miners and oil
ers upon whose wages tho tariff produce
o beneficial effect ECHOED the sentimen
: OF the clasaes before mentioned, and Il
same thing ex!sts In o Lesser extent In q
that portion Of the State In which, indu
trial enterprises have gained ioothold.
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Worlds DlspsnsaY Medical Association,
The Only Remedy
/ Contagious Blood Poison.

Mr., y, n. Adams, Onion, South Carolina,
writes ~ was afflicted with n terrible case
OF blood polsnn for about thirteen months. !
wal treated by tho best Physicians, anu useI
various kinds q remedies. 9ut ,ccsNeM "
Specific. and about four BOTTLES cured ne
Col. i. ii. Iie,er, editor and proprietor Of
ihs opelssa;;s Ala, Mas nn Wbrn a1to w o.
: youns man, ihrouSG lndiIcrction. | con.
trnctrl disease which has STUCK %
me for years. Some n!o or tiI years
make II difficult for mo 10 walk, Having
Advrrtisc,l Tho 4 u = in my paper for several
yoGrr, l concluded ! would try II 20 sec u
there ~as any tincncy In The mcnlelnr. !
And used half dozrn BOTTLES, was once atN
way station AMI, getting lot walked tho
iovcu miles and have never felt any return
OF the OLD n,alaiy. Attrr thpcrienslhr w
The result. ! am slsiy'c!Sht years 0f axe and
feel now like young man anu Gun 80 70
the cnse hen necessary anu sci up lfoinklk
to tisht thousand ems without any lncnn'
Mr. :. worhl, al So!.s Arenr., chIrar,.
under dAto Of June Il, 1851. writes; Il deein
eeiySd irIm jour cxccNe nj medicine. con.
Z tractcti q Nciy severe case Of blood poison.
Ing about two Year, nHo. Hearing or Jour
+ medicine. Nfni 10 hNIuS tloIc, thc ptu
nrtBinr IL which persuaded me u Guy
pfrIlar1tIOu OF bis own. which le said wa
Z tlirr curJ. IuIsl k!p bottles Of hls ,,nf
And grew worse al! tho tins Al last gOt
4 dl,ruslr,i and ir,pairot OF q unla. Elrt .
friend who told mo that your nlstinino hal
, cured him. ! went 70 tlu SANS lriSsltt
again AMI demanded your niellrIhc. lie 70
2 luetAntly sold ms twG.yu bottlcs. and nm
! now Ieffcctly cured. write this for tho
I b<us,it OF sufferer, 10 prevent thelr ltlnS
+ Deceived by false approximations THANK
you nEaIn for NV oshrlt derived from your
! medicine" -
iDr.J. II. Chenty.a pIrM,ncnt physician.
reading In Ellayiir. Scnlcy cnnaiy. georgia,
IN o letter rccountirE the infnil.blp. success
no has 10 curing contagious blood llolsoa
Z csses ia his cIteRsiNU practice. writes:
''rhoso who know tho almost Inevitable.
permanently dangerous effects OF mercury
( will welcome your liisoossty Of y. T. :, as =
boon 10 humanity. Tho medical ntnfeSilon,
Always wary Of rnprlciAry incidence. Is
counting slowly, and In some cEAte secretly.
TO the use OF 8. II. 3. IN CASES OF blood dr.
order. OF course n medicine that CURES
polsouing In its worst fnrta RGAt purify tho
blood OF every dlsonicr."
TrSsti,e Vn BIcnd AMI SKIN Diseases nailed
frps. Tue SWIFT SrEciYlC Gu.
- pTaNoe ! Atlanta, Go.
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AN ELkCLKIChL PARADOX.
DrnwbauEh, of Telephone Fame, Iuvsnts =
Wonderful Iusttumput.

Wonderful Instruments,
Nxw foRk, Dec. ia Harrisburg,
Pa, special says: Daniel Dlawbaugh, the
supposed inventor Of the telephone Ia now
at work on an Invention by which the
presence Of large bodies Of men on land
and ships on the ocean can be detected.
1t ia an electrical machine, md Draw
baugh claims that general with this new
continuance Ia his ten. can tell by It's
peculiar methods II the enemy is near and
prepare 10 give him.n warm reception.
The commander offs war weasel can also
tell the approach oil any vessel, hostile or
otherwiue, the resistance OF the water on
the approaching weasel causing suficlent
friction to establish a current that will
conee the indicator to sound the alarm.
Dfawbaugh reiers to hslstest discovery
as al electrical paradox" 1t has no,
any name yet, although a portion OF il.
has already been patented and the entire
arrangement has been sent to New York
city for inspection.
Tho instrument consists OF what Draw.
bau9h calls microphone, and register.
Ing dial. Tho mierophons 10 placed In a
hollow iron tube, which 10 dramatically
scaled. The microphono when 1t is 10 BIZ
used on land 10 attached to an iron screw
with q very wide thread, BY means Of
which It Ia sunk firmly into the earth.
An insulated wire which may be buried
or run over, tree tops, as tho emergency
may necess!tate, cennOc.s with galyautc
battery md the registering dial
which may be placed milss awsy.
The practical work OF tho instrument il
Intended to DO away almost entirely with
the picket lines oil m army. 10 give
an instance, a commanding officer may
cit In bis tent supplied with q registering
dial and keep informed OF the approach oil
a large body Of troops from any direction
by q proper distribution OF the s!andb
containing the Theoretically sealed mi.
crophones, a dcxsn o. which may be used
IS tho situation demands. The inetsnt
the air or earth vibrations
caused by the tramp OF fest or the sound
OF voices affect the m'crophouc, that in.
htant the effect Ia shown on the face OF the
dial by the turning Of the medic from the
zero point,
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= Robbed Of Ills Savings.

CHICAGO, Dec l9.-olo Oleson, Scan.
dinavian, IS years old, employed as q
street railway .rackmEu, lost the savings
Of lie time yesterday just when he e1.
pected to realize the benefit Of his frugal.
isy. Whilo ont with his vito looking at a
homo which he intended to buy, the old
mans tenement Was burgarred OF $3.50.
He had laid ABIDE the money weekly, q
tow dollara at a time, and being afraid OF
the bausp, had bio fortune In a trunk I'M
der tho bod. There To- no clue to tho
mnraudcrs. olsuon and hiq WHO arc
nearly distracted, '''.' '''z''a
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DoS'r trillo with any Throat or Lung
Disease. II you have Cough or Cold. OF
the children are threatened with Group OF
WhoopinH Cough, uss Ackes's English
Remedy and prevent further trouble. I,
is a positive cure, and We guarantee 1t
rrice 10 and SOC. Logan & Co.. Q. R.
Goelzs, O. Menkemiller, K. B. Burt and
Bowio Brca, a
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What iI Ito Do:

a.
The SYMPTOMS oil Diliousness are uuhap,
PLY but too we'll known. They differ In
different Individuals to some ex!eut. A
Bilious man is seldom breakfast eater
Too frequently, alas, be has IN excellent
appetite for liquids but mona for solids Of Q
morning. His tongue will hardly bear in
spection at any time; II 1t Ia not whito and
furred, Il Ia rough, at all events.
The digea!iye eyntem Is wholly out O
order and Diarrhea or Constipation may
be symptom or the two may alternate
There are often Hemorrhoids or even losl
o! blood. There may b. g;ddiness ant
often headache and acidity or ha!ulenct
aud tenderness.in tho pit Of tho stomach
10 correct all this II not effect cure trI
Green's Augtst Ho,ssr, 1t cost but triai
and thouaanta atteas i,a efficacy. 5
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Is Natures own true laxative. It Is tho
moet easily taken, and tho mos. effective
remedy known to clense the system when
billous or cossiye; 10 dispel headaches
colds, and levers; to cure habitual con
atipa.ion, indigestion, piles, etc. Manu-.
featured only by the California Fig Syrut
Company, San Francisco, Cal. Messrs
Logan 4 Co., Anton p. Hees, r. D. Blu,
and O. Menkemeller, have been appoint
I'd agents Tor Wheeling, W. Va. n '..l3
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IT'S an III Wind

Tha. bring, with 1t gusts o! rain from tho north.
cast When tho wind blowi from tina. quarter 6u
wet day. the rheumatic arc apt to kuaor. even II
icAtcd by their Jain comfortable insls' In cosy
Arm chair, A few wlntglas,iulls Of Hcstette,'.
Stomach Blt,en-most gcnial and comforting OIL
spcclncs-will afford thcm un,pcakAblc relief
There Ia amp'e proof on record Of itA efficacy IL
this di,eate -mo,o particularly II used for iu re.
liei at tho outset. Chills and fever, dyspepsin
constpation, liver com olsint and lack Of tone II
tho kidneys and bladder. should also DO treated
with This useful family medicine Of botanic origin
Appetite In proves, relreshtnK slumbef once rots
visits tho weary eyGlldi Of tho nervous and tht
CIRCULATION II enriched and accelerated In 'coube
queuco Of iu iuvigoratlng and regulating action,
Use II u Aprotect0s alter getting wet. : li10a'
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II You would enjoy your dinner and arc
prevented by Dyspepsis, uas Acker's Dys
pepsia Tablets. They arc positive curt
for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Fla.ulency ant
Constipation. We guarantee them. Ct
and 30 conts. Logan & Co., O. X. Goetze
=. Menkemiller, X. B. Burt and Dorrit
Bros. ..-r. 80 7
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FOR SALE.

CTOCk6 FOR SALE.
% ihe,tS Warwick China Company.
70 EhNts Ohio Valley Bank.
10 shGIs junction Nall NIL.
5 BhGfts Belmont Nail MIL.
) fhArrH IARelle Nail NH.
B thA,es .EtnA Iron a Steel Company.
10 Skates kiA drove EAiltOad.
Il. IRWIN, Stock Broker.
no. a Twelfth Btrect.
F.i.-hopa haIN
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The reason why Acker's Blood Elixir Ia
warranted, ia because 1t Ia the best Blood
Preparation known. 1t will positively
cure all Blood Dlseaaes, puriGea the whole
system, and thoroughly builds up the con.
at!tutton. Remember, We guarantee Il.
Logan K Co., O. R. Goethe, G. Menke.
miller, K. B. Burt and Bowie Bros, g.
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WHOLESALE MURDER,
a Troy Lawyer Murders several Gembsr
Of Ills Family In Gold Blood,

a Troy Lawyer Murders Several Members
Of His Family In Gold Blood.
Troy, N. Y, Dec. los. S. Crandall,
formerly lawyer aud real estate broker
In Troy, to-day shot his wife, his mother.
in-law'' Mrs. s. s. Stone, his step.daugh.
ter, Julia Buckley md himueli at their
homo in Bsllason, Pa. All arc dead but
his wife, and ahe ia dying. lie had a
controversy with his wife over money
tnattera. His wifs WAS the divorced wife
Of Crandalla former legal associate.
Crandall was once candidate for Sheriff in
Washington county and was defeated.
he waa e1.rayagant in his habits. HE
wife had money and tho quarrel was over
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The notice wGs laid aside to DO posted
The next dny, but for some unknown res.
son was neglected, and lay undislurbod
among, tho private papers Of the British
general.
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The boot salve In tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhsum, lever
sores, totter, chapped banda, chilblains,
corns, md all skin erup.ions, and posi-.
lively curea piles, or no pay required. II
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price IS cent? poi
box, For sale by Logan 4 Go.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
TlCE TO CREDITORS.


~ Ne Creditor, ct Robert J. Smyth, deceaxd:
In runuaHce Ola decree Of tho Cilcuit Court Of
Ohio county, Wet vIrginia. mado III 4 csuie
thnrrin panding. to subject tho real estAto Of the
sid boSettJ smrih to the pay nGnt OF hIs debts
you arc ic9nlred to present Your clAima ayalnIt
cation 10 Joseph K. PAUL.. com uia,ionor, al bis
oMcc No. 1870 chspliuc street, In Tho city Of
AhshllrS, oalo county. nest virginia, on or be-
p,e Wednesday, the llth day oil January. 1873
Witness. John ". MITCHELL Clerk Of sald Court,
this 2,th day OF November. 1851. ~
polS.tu JOHN ". MITCHELL, CLERK,
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Toinor O., Dec. 70 Wheat dull and steady.
cash Sig: May sssc rorn active aud easier; Msi
t5hG Oats quiet: cash SIC. GloveiHec d d il ana
ssAay PINE cash aud December 81 10; Febtu.
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CUtton.

M, new ioEK, Deg. 19.--Cot,on quiet; upland,
,vc II orleans ,, io7ol futures closed easy; Dccem
,0iSc; April 1910; May l0.sSc: june l0,g3c: July
loMe; ,:uRuAt II Ole: September i0.5Jc; Oc,obel
lo,ltc; November lOo4c, '''N os'''s'
o, CINCINNATI. O., Dec. lo.-Co,tou arn; middIns
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BAHsohs, Nd, Dec, l1-Tneat western lowe,
and dull 10. winter red spot SO Hsed: Jan.
n aaty &?kasiAc; February sd;Ias7c; May s!1;a
99Ac' Corn, western easier. closing dull: mixed
ruAry tGEc bid stc4mcr b5aSIc. Oats lria; wesi.
e.n white 3'al0c: do mixed s6i3sc. Provision,
steady Mtss pork SIS Is. Lard. refined sHc ESgs
nfm: fresh 2A.Gc: lined lCslsc Coacc steady
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indicative Of health and purity, Is com.
municated to tho mouth by the Hweet.
scented sOZOD0NT, which makes the
teeth as white and ca radisnt as polished
porcelain, sn5 contains no ingredient lha,
IA not highly beneficial to both gums and
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